"There's nothing on this earth sexier, believe me gentlemen, than a woman you have to salute in the morning," said Jack Nicholson's famously quote-worthy hard-ass Colonel Nathan R Jessep in A Few Good Men.
This scene, and a number of others from famous Nicholson films including the Shining, Batman and Chinatown, have been spliced together in an ad supporting Hillary Clinton.
With the race for the Democratic nomination wide open again after Clinton's wins in Texas and Ohio, that means thermonuclear campaigning using A-list celebrity buddies.
(Those who can't face any more ads about the political race, look away now and take a peek at a super-gnarly "wing strike" by an Airbus coming in to land or Mariah Carey attempting to revive her career using the tried and true method of wearing almost no clothes in a music video.)
Those who can, let's go onward.
Nicholson is just the latest celeb to join Hillary in the blue corner following Steven Spielberg, Barbra Streisand and the luscious Eva Longoria Parker.
In the, er, other blue corner, Obama can count on Oprah Winfrey, Robert De Niro and George Clooney.
As the battle between the two Democratic candidates skirts the fine line between nice and nasty, Hillary has gone for the "You're shite on foreign policy" uppercut with a new ad called "Children".
Obama's double entry this week is a pair of funky ads-meet-music-videos by the Black Eyed Peas' will.i.am.
They feature all sorts of stars including Jessica Alba (I'm with whoever she wants me to vote for), that ginger doctor guy from ER and John Leguziamo.
Could someone out there tell me the name of the guy at 2.12 mins who always plays roles like "Spanish-type henchman three" in loads of movies?
Although the Republicans didn't make the Viral Video Chart this week, in the name of a fair battle their celebrity firepower should be touched upon.
John McCain has managed to get both the old 1980s action movie rivals Sylvester "I have another Rocky/Rambo in me" Stallone and the "Governator" Arnold Schwarzenegger on his side.
If he could just get Bruce Willis they could launch a mediocre restaurant chain... nah, it would never work.
And of course Mike Huckabee was ahead of his time with the ridiculous, yet curiously addictive, over-the-top Chuck Norris ads.
Guardian Viral Video Chart compiled by viralvideochart.com.
1 Jimmy Kimmel: F@cking Ben Affleck Yep, he's forking Ben Affleck
2 Hillary Clinton "Children" ad Hillary Clinton gets nasty about Obama
3 We Are The Ones Song by will.i.am Obama's friends get nice about, er, Obama
4 Sarah Silverman: I'm f@cking Matt Damon And yes - it's because she is forking Matt Damon
5 Yes We Can Obama Song by Will.I.Am It's got Scarlet Johansson in it. Enough said
6 Iron Man Exclusive Trailer Can Robert Downey Jr do what Michael Keaton did in Batman and be surprisingly convincing?
7 Jack Nicholson and Hillary Clinton Jack Nicholson's classic film moments in pro-Hillary ad
8 Star Wars according to a 3 year old A young Jedi this might be, yes
9 Frozen Grand Central station 207 people all decide to stand dead still in GCS at the same time. Cool
10 Present opening trick 845,000 people have watched this clip of a boy who sneaked a peek at his Christmas present of an Xbox 360 and is tricked when he opens it for real
11 Nokia Morph Concept The nanotechnology behind Nokia's new wearable, flexible phone concept
12 Ellen DeGeneres discusses a tragic death Discusses the death of a 15-year-old gay boy
13 New Iron Man Trailer Robert Downey Jr better be the man in this film
14 Star Wars versus Saul Bass Star Wars' opening credits if done by Saul Bass of North by North West, Psycho and Vertigo fame
15 Lufthansa Airbus wingstrike at Hamburg This is just gnarly. And scary
16 U2 Beautiful day It seems to be the music video, why?
17 Justice - DVNO Like an old retro montage of screen graphics to a music video
18 Mariah Carey music video Lingerie, geek turns up to fix something. Wet dream video
19 Jordin Sparks featuring Chris Brown music video A music video
20 Kanye West rap written on hands Only on YouTube: a clip of all the lyrics of a Kanye West song choreographed on a person's hands
Source: viralvideochart.com. Compiled from data gathered on 6 March 2008. The Weekly Viral Video Chart is currently based on a count of the embedded videos and links on approximately 2m blogs.
